We help with pain, recovery after surgery, balance, dizziness, and sports injuries. You don’t need a diagnosis to make the first call—tell us what is getting in your way.
A plan with a person behind it
First, we listen. Then, we move forward.
Your physical therapist evaluates your movement and helps set goals you can work toward. Your plan may combine exercise, hands-on treatment, and guidance for daily activities. We review your response and adjust care as you progress.
Pain can make sitting, lifting, reaching, or walking harder. We assess how you move and use exercise, hands-on treatment, and guidance to help you manage symptoms and build function.
Back and neck pain · Shoulder, hip, and knee concerns · Work and everyday activities
After surgery, rehabilitation focuses on restoring movement, rebuilding strength, and returning to daily tasks. Your plan takes your procedure, healing stage, and surgeon’s instructions into account, with progress reviewed as you go.
Post-surgical rehabilitation · Strength and mobility · Returning to daily activities
If you feel unsteady, have trouble walking, or experience dizziness with movement, an evaluation can help guide the next step. Care may include balance exercises, walking practice, and vestibular rehabilitation for appropriate dizziness conditions.
Balance assessment · Fall prevention · Vestibular rehabilitation
A return to running, hiking, sports, or active work takes strength and movement you can rely on. We assess the demands of your activity and build a rehabilitation plan to help you work back toward it.
Sports injuries · Strength and movement · Returning to activity
Advanced light-based care for pain relief and recovery. Our LightForce XLi uses photobiomodulation (PBM) to support your body’s natural healing processes.
Targeted sound-wave therapy to help relieve persistent tendon pain and support recovery. Our Chattanooga focused system brings precision to the areas that need attention.
Dry needling uses a thin needle to address muscle pain and movement problems. A physical therapist with additional training assesses whether it fits your care and explains the procedure, benefits, and risks before you decide.